Dremel MM610 Oscillating Tool Flexible Scraper Blade, Ideal for Removal of Soft Materials - Universal Quick-Fit Interface Fits Bosch, Milwaukee, Makita, and Rockwell, Black

Like any other Dremel tool it does a good job providing the user knows what it's doing. Removes grout and other additions to surfaces very well. Removing caulking it's not easy with any tool, but this one makes it a lot easier. If you are trying to remove mildew from bathroom tile try bleach first. I changed the caulking in my bathroom and now looks great, but it wasn't a ten minute job. It's very sharp and keeps the edge very well, which is amazing considering that it's made of a somewhat flexible material, highly recommend it.

This Dremel Flexible Scraper worked better than expected in my Dremel 6300-05 120-Volt Multi-Max Oscillating Kit for removing old tiles and glue during a recent renovation project. Using the Multi-Max and these specialty blades has likely saved us hours of work!The blade does wear down with heavy usage, but the ease of use and time savings makes them worthwhile.Highly Recommended!CFH

When I recently decided to switch out my external light fixtures, I had no idea how I was going to remove the silicone around them and put off what I thought would be an interminable job.Instead, I saw the flexible scraper blade in the Dremel catalog and decided to give it a try in my Makita multi-tool.Long story short, it easily slipped between the silicone and brick facing and sliced behind like butter, leaving little to no silicone on the brick. Turned what would be an hours-long job into about ten minutes per fixture.Highly recommended, though note depending upon the material you may go through blades quickly; I easily got five fixtures off but if I was doing a sixth I would swap blades.

Works good. Was able to complete the job with less time and better results than doing it by hand. Would recommend to all my friends.

Excellent

Not much to add here. Love my cordless Dremel oscillating and this attachment works great. Have the flex, too, and combined I haven’t run into a job they don’t make easier.

I purchased this to remove dried window glazing using my DeWalt 20 Volt XR oscillating tool. The blade appears to be high quality but does not fit in the DeWalt tool. The DeWalt shaft is larger diameter (about 10MM) than the center hole /slot of this blade (about 8 MM). I was going to return it, but I liked the flex of the soft blade, so I used a Dremel rotary grinder to enlarge the center slot to about 10 MM to match other blades, and it now installs OK. Good blade if you have a smaller diameter shaft tool; do not buy if you have a DeWalt tool (unless you want to grind to down to fit).

Bathtub caulk mold has tortured me for many years. Scrubbing and spraying Tilex on it makes the top white but the black mold is still visible just under the surface, which is sickening. Also embarrassing; my brother in law made comments. At the hardware store I was advised to scrape up the caulk and put new caulk down, and they sold me a $5 hand tool to scrape with that does not work even a tiny little bit and was just super depressing. I got a MultiMax for other projects but noticed in online videos that you could use it to cut caulk and so I bought this blade to give it a try: I dominated that caulk! I sliced it all out, easily and quickly! I was so happy!!! I will never be defeated by caulk again! One word of caution: I call this thing a "blade" even though they call it a "scraper" because the edge is very, very sharp. It has a knife or possibly a razor edge. I did not expect this and so when unpacking the hard blister-packaging (that in itself is dangerous), I sliced my finger on the blade and was a little shocked that it was so sharp. That doesn't dampen my enthusiasm for my MultiMax and this accessory. I love them.